This beginner's guide breaks down and analyzes the reasons why we procrastinate and guides you through proven solutions that will help you eliminate the habit of procrastination. It explains what motivation is, and how you can stay motivated, making it easier to take action.

This guide is perfect for you if you're looking for ways to stay inspired and be better for longer periods of time. It's not only useful to know how to motivate yourself, but it's also useful to know how to keep yourself motivated over time, helping you to stay optimistic and focused on your goals and objectives.

The ultimate guide to conquering your procrastination habit. Are you ready to change the way you look at getting things done? It turns out 95% of us admit to procrastinating. But for many people, procrastination is not just an occasional vice. Often, it is a habit with negative consequences. In this audiobook, you will learn why you procrastinate and how you can overcome this bad habit.

Procrastinating is not just surfing social media in the office or walking the dog to avoid schoolwork. It affects our output and also our physical and mental health. Whether out of laziness, lack of motivation, or fear, there is always a reason why we prefer to delay - consciously or not. That's why Dan Home delves into the roots of our anxiety to evade responsibility in an audiobook that explores some cases of procrastination studied by professionals in psychology and productivity.

Did you know that 45 percent of your activity is habitual or automated?This means that even though you have beautiful and powerful conscious intentions, your subconscious mind will take over nearly half of the time and automatically guide you towards instant gratification over long term satisfaction. This doesn’t have to be a bad thing, though. You can train your subconscious mind to operate differently. Through a change of your small daily habits, you can change your entire life for the better.

Why does it seem like some people achieve so much in their day while you are always struggling to get work done? What is that one thing that makes the difference between being successful and not achieving success? That one thing that makes all the difference is self-discipline! If you have tried to develop self-discipline but have been unsuccessful at that, this audiobook makes it easier as each of the strategies to build self-discipline is explained in a simple, step-by-step approach to get you started, keep you going and sustain you throughout the process.

These are the strategies you need for managing your time in the workplace. Time management is one of the most important factors that influence how successful you will become. The ability to efficiently manage your time is very important, not only for those who want to advance in their careers or in their education, but also for everyone who wants to get the most out of life. With proper time management, you can expect to become a more productive person.

Are you suffering from procrastination? Procrastination is letting you off-track from your life goals? If you are looking for answers of these questions then this is the right guide for you. First you need to understand why you procrastinate and how badly procrastination serves in your life. If you do not really understand the root of the problem, you cannot find an effective solution. Sensibility and self-knowledge are the key to how to stop putting off tasks, as with most problems not knowing the reason of the problems serves to lead to a never ending devastating process.

In this comprehensive guide, you’ll find everything you need to know about increasing productivity without having to work longer and harder. Soon, you’ll be more productive in the workplace, and at home, you’ll feel energized, optimistic, motivated, and ready for everything life throws your way!

According to the data published by the American Psychological Association, 20 percent of adult Americans are chronic procrastinators. That is higher than the number of people diagnosed with any mental or physical health issue. The good news is that improving productivity and bringing procrastination under control are well-researched topics. With some effort, you can follow the path to procrastinate less and produce more.

With the simple, self-practicing, and step-by-step strategies provided in this book, we can gain freedom from this deadly trap and overcome procrastination in all ramifications. In this book, Stop Procrastinating, we will look at why procrastination happens, the psychology behind it, and explore simple strategies for managing and prioritizing your workload, which can make you more effective at your work place.

Ever promised yourself you'd tackle that to-do list, only to find yourself two hours later knee-deep in cat videos wondering where it all went wrong? Chris Allen's delightfully candid and inspiring audiobook, The Productivity Method, is here to rescue your workday (and sanity) from the clutches of procrastination.

The two audiobooks in this bundle are all about helping you make your laziness work for you. How to Procrastinate Well will show you how learning to understand why you procrastinate and planning for your procrastination can actually help you be even more productive.

In one minute, McDonald’s sells 4,500 burgers, and over 9,700 Uber rides are booked. Your time is just as precious - you only have 1440 minutes in a day. Can you really afford to waste any? Proper time management is easier than you think - and yet, very few people know how to do it right. You can join this exclusive group and be the most productive, happy version of yourself, and the owner of an exceptional business. Don’t leave money on the table. Stop choosing what has to suffer - your business or your family. Listen today and learn to focus on what matters.

For many people, procrastination is a daily vice that prevents them from doing really important and urgent tasks when there is no outside pressure. Postponement can become a problem not only in daily private activities, but especially in professional life. Psychologists go as far as to describe procrastination as a disruption of self-regulation, since the procrastinator cannot endure anything unpleasant in the short term to achieve something positive in the long term.